Addresses how institutions, laws, and international cooperation can help manage powerful technologies and global challenges. Covers regulation approaches, coordination mechanisms, incentive structures, and policy solutions for ensuring beneficial outcomes.
Ed Newton-Rex discusses the challenges of AI models trained on copyrighted material, his resignation from Stability AI, and the future of creator rights and authenticity in an AI-driven world.
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Michael Nielsen discusses the dual-use nature of scientific understanding, challenges in governing advanced AI, recognizing dangerous AI, and philosophical perspectives on deep atheism and optimistic cosmism.
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On this episode, Allison Duettmann joins me to discuss centralized versus decentralized AI, how international governance could shape AI's trajectory, how we might cooperate with future AIs, and the role of AI in improving human decision-making.
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Nick Allardice joins the podcast to discuss how GiveDirectly uses AI to target cash transfers and predict natural disasters.
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Nathan Labenz joins the podcast to provide a comprehensive overview of AI progress since the release of GPT-4.
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Tom Barnes joins the podcast to discuss how much the world spends on AI capabilities versus AI safety, how governments can prepare for advanced AI, and how to build a more resilient world.
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Samuel Hammond joins the podcast to discuss whether AI progress is slowing down or speeding up, AI agents and reasoning, why superintelligence is an ideological goal, open source AI, how technical change leads to regime change, the economics of advanced AI, and much more.
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Mary Robinson joins the podcast to discuss long-view leadership, risks from AI and nuclear weapons, prioritizing global problems, how to overcome barriers to international cooperation, and advice to future leaders.
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Emilia Javorsky joins the podcast to discuss AI-driven power concentration and how we might mitigate it.
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Christian Ruhl joins the podcast to discuss US-China competition and the risk of war, official versus unofficial diplomacy, hotlines between countries, catastrophic biological risks, ultraviolet germicidal light, and ancient civilizational collapse.
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Christian Nunes joins the podcast to discuss deepfakes, how they impact women in particular, how we can protect ordinary victims of deepfakes, and the current landscape of deepfake legislation.
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Annie Jacobsen joins the podcast to lay out a second by second timeline for how nuclear war could happen.
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